History, skill collide on Prescott Puzzle Rides
Amid pandemic, small biz founder Katie Dufort pivots from golf-cart taxi service to ‘campy’ fun
Holly Morgan, left, looks over materials that she has unlocked for clues to begin Prescott Puzzle Rides’ Wild West Heist ride on Thursday, April 29, 2021, on Granite Street in downtown Prescott. Looking on are head puzzle master Shawna Rodriguez, middle, and Prescott Puzzle Rides founder Katie Dufort, right. (Doug Cook/Courier)
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